'Verse - Eastport City - Little Kabukicho

The district of Little Kabukicho was a neighborhood designed to model after Kabukicho district of Tokyo, Japan. The neighborhood designer's parents had emigrated from Japan after Global War I. He was born in West Coast but moved with his family to Eastport City. In the 70s, he received a degree in urban planning and architectural design. He was hired by one of Eastport City's Urban Development Agencies to re-develop the neighborhood filled primarily with Japanese minorities. He had previously visited Japan after graduating at the Eastport City University and was inspired by the trip. He designed the entire neighborhood with that inspiration and Little Kabukicho was born. The district was designed to display the rising culture of Japanese Manga and Cosplaying. Although, in the late 80s, Little Kabuicho became Eastport City's second Red Light district shortly after urbanization construction had been completed. The Yakuza had bought out one of the planners in the Urban Development Agency.

Behind the Scenes:
Little Kabukicho indeed was modeled after Kabukicho district of Tokyo, Japan to reflect bright and shiny exterior but providing a place where the criminal organization of Yakuzas.